67. La romanisation

Comment un cours sur la liberté d'expression a-t-il pu conduire à la mort d'un professeur ?Entre le cours donné par Samuel Paty le mardi 6 octobre 2020 et son assassinat le 16 octobre, onze jours s’écoulent.Onze jours d'un engrenage implacable : un mensonge d'adolescente, une cam ...  Show more

Entre 1974 et 1988, en à peine quatorze ans, la France légalise l’avortement, abolit la peine de mort, passe à gauche pour la première fois, invente la cohabitation, libère les ondes, découvre le SIDA, invente la Fête de la musique, et voit monter un parti d’extrême droite à l’As ...  Show more

16 January 27 BC is a date sometimes associated with the beginning of the Roman Empire. It was on that day that Octavian received the name Augustus, effectively becoming the first emperor of Rome. Augustus ordered the gates of Janus to be closed, marking an end to the period o ...

Known as the Eternal City, ancient Rome was one of the greatest civilisations in human history, but how did it come about?

With a turbulent history of Kings, civil wars and imperial desires - Rome has an incredible history. But who founded it? Were Romulus and Remus ...

In Ancient Greece and the Roman empire homosexual relationships were an accepted and common practice. In this hyper-masculine society the male form was revered for its physical perfection while women’s virtue was jealously guarded to ensure the legitimacy of children. In Greece r ...  Show more

Was Rome a slave society? Did Caesar really take a million Gauls captive? And what is the real story of Spartacus? Listen as William and Anita are joined by Mary Beard to discuss slavery in Ancient Rome. ***Tickets for the live show can be bought at the following link from 9am o ...  Show more